Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-29

Remember great bargains at w.
ii. Jennings & Cos. during fair
week. "a
A large stock of frames and
mouldings is now being received at
Cloughly's photograph gallery. The
gallery is prepared to furnish them AT
the lowest rate. Call and examine
the goods.
A fan given away to every body
that will buy $I.oo worth of goods
at w. III. Jennings & Co.'S.
Miss Mamie Richard, who was
visiting friends in this city last week,
was taken quite seriously i'll on Sat.
urday, but was sufficiently recover.
ed to be removed to The home OF
her brother in Atlantic, Monday.
Come early and get your choice
next week in millinery goods at
cost at w. II. J .nnings & Cos.
The party who took Thos. Cas-
sidy's fork from the ball ground is
requested to call on the above named
and exchange it for his own prop.
erty.
If you know of any one who
wants to learn the dental business,
send him to DR.. Blakeslce.
b. +. Howald went TO Defiance
Wednesday, and while there pur.
chased a Shetland pony for his son
George. The acquisition is one of
the best of her species, and was i'm.
ported the first of this month.
Immense line of new millinery
goods at the parlors of Walker &
Jameson, over O'Connell Bros. jew.
elry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Rice, OF
Hamlin township, rejoice over the
advent of boy on the evening OF
the 23d.
The largest and best stock of mil.
lincry ever brought to Audubon is
now on display at the parlors Of
Walker & Jameson
DR.. Bradshaw will return to do
dental work, in few weeks, oil
which notice will be given.
The Misses Walker & Jameson
are receiving large stock of millin-
cry goods from Des Moines.
VIM. Cloughly has purchased
another colt that gives fine promise
OF becoming good stopper. 1t is
but two years old, and but little at
tempt at development will be made
before another summer.
All kinds of millinery goods al
cost next week at w. II. Jennings
! & Co.'S.
The indisposition of Jas. F. Rus
sell eliminated in serious illness last
Friday. Dr.. y. 9. Lass of this city
/, and DR.. Emmert, of Atlantic, were
c. lied, and agreed that he would I'M
de-, 70 a seige of typhoid fever. III
vas :, nee been confined to the bed
an d W. lille experiencing the creates
Jcrress,, III at evening seems mucl
;mp, owed each morning. His man,
fr;cn, "a bot,h here and elsewher
hope to hear f his speedy recovery
The new ste. nm pump for tn
water works has rri'ea ana Is nov
being placed in posi- ion at the n we,
near the west extrcm, ~ OF broao
way. 1t will do exec. lent service
and obviate the disagreeab 'e urou:h
induced by the periodical il c'Pa1'',
of the Windmill.
E. J. Freeman received a pa "iu '
injury while working at the TOW
well yesterday. He was at work in
the pit when part of the pump
fell in and struck his foot barely cs.
Gaping his head. He moves about
with good deal of difficulty, but is
grateful that the scverer injury was
avertcd.
John Meigs and family have NOV.
ed here from Alcomb, Ia. and have
rent ed one of Mrs. Burnside's resi-
denc &C properties. Mr.. Meigs is en-
gas ed in corn Smelling, an extensive
bus mess in this locality.
F. N. Rice held the lucky number
tina drew the Davis sewing machine
Mr. Rice is a young man, at pres
ent single, but it is said that he has
fine prospects ofsecuring an operate
of II &c machine at an early day. a
bog, Is ticket was presented for tn
mac line, but Mr.. Howald readil.
recol ,nized tho counterfeit.
M rs. Ada M. Funk has so far re
cove red from her late illness tina
she will enter upon her duties il
the rimary department of the pub
lie &C. hool next Monday, but will re
quire an assistant for few weeks
This will be good news to the littl
ones, who have the highest regar
for IL cir teacher, all of which
most vorthily bestowed.
Col Z. G. White and John ]
Consi, my started for the encaml
mcnt at St. LOUIS on Monday. M
Consi, my, however, was discoura
cd by the news received from g
cncam pment at Des Moines, to t
efFe ct that the weather was unpl
pi,ious and returned from II